Brazier in Tamworth

[SHOTLEY50]

James Brazier(Born Oxfordshire C1837) and Wife Alice Ann (Nee Brown) Migrated to NSW (Unassisted Passage) on SS Orizaba. Arriving Sydney 20/8/1892. They settled in Tamworth. Had two children, Martha Emma (1881) and Robert James (17/10/1883. In August 1886 Alice and children returned to UK onboard SS John Elder. Cannot find any further reference to James. His name has been taboo and Family wouldn't talk about him. Robert James was my Uncle. Appreciate any advice where to find out about James after 1886.

[cando]

Arriving Sydney 20/8/1892. They settled in Tamworth. Had two children, Martha Emma (1881) and Robert James (17/10/1883. In August 1886 Alice and children returned to UK onboard SS John Elder.

I think you have made an error with their date of arrival in Sydney.

There are two James BRAZIER's deaths in NSW in 1888 and 1906.
http://www.bdm.nsw.gov.au/bdm_fh/bdm_bdsch.html

Do you have James' parents names? 

A quick search of the 1841 census shows his parents may be James and Ann and those are the names of the James BRAZIER who died in NSW in 1906.

Cando

[cupoflife]

Is this their arrival?
James and Alice Ann BRAZIER per CYPHRENES 1879
http://www.rootschat.com/links/0y6a/ (right-hand column, lower half)
http://mariners.records.nsw.gov.au/1879/08/091cyp.htm

cheers
cupoflife

[cupoflife]

There are two James BRAZIER's deaths in NSW in 1888 and 1906.
http://www.bdm.nsw.gov.au/bdm_fh/bdm_bdsch.html

Do you have James' parents names? 

A quick search of the 1841 census shows his parents may be James and Ann and those are the names of the James BRAZIER who died in NSW in 1906.

Cando

Death:
1888 James Frederick BRAZIER age 0(11 days old); son/Henry T & Charlotte http://austcemindex.com/inscription.php?id=7539442

1906 James BRAZIER age 69; Burial; service date 12/03/1906; location: LWN*PAUPER14***114; Liverpool Catholic Cemetery http://search.catholiccemeteries.org.au/default.aspx

cheers 
cupoflife

[cupoflife]

Report of a James Brazier injured in a mining accident at Mount Kembla Colliery in 1888 http://www.rootschat.com/links/0y6b/ (lower half)

cheers
cupoflife

[rosball]

Too early for them but may be connected.

Looking back at 18709 in Tamworth. 
A few paragraphs about Mr J Brazier, well-known identity as town crier, some time ago returned to England to collect inheritance from a rich relative and has now returned with gifts, seed, stock etc (and a wife)

http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article107460686

regards,
   Ros
(edited with respect to Cando's superior eyesight)

[cando]

Ros I think that is looking back to Sep 1879 in Tamworth which would tie in with their arrival in Aug 1879 posted by cupoflife   

Cheers
Cando

[rosball]

My poor eyesight again      

Thanks Cando 

[SHOTLEY50]

Apologies  to all. Ship was Cyphrenes 1879